David Poljak vs Kirill Kalennik Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the second serve performance over the past six months highlights a clear distinction between the two players. Poljak has claimed 42.75% of the points on his second serve, whereas Kalennik trails with 33.33%. This specific measure has proven to be strongly indicative of potential match outcomes.

The return game statistics in recent matches further emphasize this comparative analysis. Poljak has won 43.31% of his opponent's second serve points, while Kalennik has managed to secure 50%. When it comes to first serve returns, Poljak's performance peaks at 25.27%, slightly better than Kalennik's 25%. These figures could play a crucial role in determining the favored player in this head-to-head confrontation.

In analyzing their ability to handle pressure, Poljak shows resilience by saving 57.36% of breakpoints faced in recent encounters. In contrast, Kalennik has managed to save 45% of the breakpoints against him, a notable statistic for those contemplating in-game betting predictions.

A broader performance overview over the past year indicates that Poljak has won 63.46% of his matches, leading to a record of 33 wins and 19 losses. On the other hand, Kalennik's record stands at 30.77%, with 8 victories and 18 defeats, offering a comprehensive perspective on potential head-to-head match consequences.

When considering the best surface for each player, Poljak thrives on Hard courts with a 60% win rate (112 wins and 75 losses), unlike his performance on Clay, where he has a win rate of 49%. Conversely, Kalennik's prowess on Hard courts yields a 38% win rate with 3 wins and 5 losses, contrasting with his 28% success rate on Clay.

Examining player levels, Poljak has experienced the most competition at the Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K tournaments over the last year, winning 66% of those matches. Kalennik has competed similarly yet captured only 30.77% of the matches, once again highlighted by 8 wins and 18 losses. The level at which they've been competing significantly influences the comparative stats and predictions.

Evaluating the quality of opponents faced, Poljak competed against players with an average rank of 228.79, and Kalennik faced adversaries with an average rank of 66.23 in the past 12 months. If a match extends to a deciding set, it's important to note that Poljak has won 47% of these encounters, compared to Kalennik's 33% victory rate in such situations.

Moreover, recent form highlights Poljak's breakpoint conversion rate of 34.43%, whereas Kalennik's is a striking 75%. This statistic is particularly insightful for live betting scenarios when either player faces a breakpoint opportunity.

Overall, taking into account these detailed statistics and insights, Poljak is more likely to emerge victorious in this upcoming match, considering his superior recent performance and historical match data.